Posts that drew the heaviest pushback
His posts with at least 300 replies, ranked by replies per like. When replies come close to or outnumber likes (“getting ratioed”), it usually means a post drew a wave of criticism.
What stands out
- Michigan comes and goes with his campaigns. It fills his feed during the 2018 governor's race and the 2026 Senate race, and drops to a small share in between.
- COVID-19 took over 2020. Roughly one in four of his 2020 posts is about the pandemic, falling off through 2021 and 2022.
- Trump peaks in election years. Mentions jump in 2020 and again in 2026, and are rare in 2021–2022.
- War and foreign policy grows later on. It's a small topic early, and larger from 2022, with the Iran war a recurring subject in 2026.
- Healthcare never leaves. It shows up every year, peaking in 2019 when Medicare for All was central to the presidential primary.
Concerning trends
Patterns that news outlets and critics have raised, with the evidence: what was reported, his own archived posts, and how he or his campaign responded. Every post links to its own page and to the Wayback Machine capture it was rebuilt from, so you can check it in context.
Topics by year
Share of his own posts each year that mention each topic. Darker means a bigger share. Years with very few saved posts are greyed out, since a handful of posts can swing the numbers.
Where his position changed
His own posts, earlier and later, on the same subject. Each one links to its archived capture so you can read it in full context.